Asian Family Market

Don't expect to wait any less than 30 min when you're here. Two cashiers for the whole store so we waited in line for 45 min. The produce is pretty fresh and there is good selection but the wait is not worth it.

Great location and you basically can buy almost whatever Asian ingredients you might need. They also fry fish to order! Good customer service, too. What they have: sauces and condiments galore, good selection of vegetables, tofu (Chinese, Korean, and Japanese), a dry goods section, Asian snacks, seafood, meat, and many more stuff lol The cashier lines can be long during the weekends, but that's ok with me. I can use the time to check my messages hey I'm a problem solver lol I now go during the weekdays, before 5 p.m. I'm glad it's near restaurants and Pet Smart as well. It's about two doors down from a very good dimsum restaurant.

This was a lovely find for me! I was going to Sprouts for the first time when I saw this place and decided to check it out! I went in knowing I need more sesame oil and noodles, but was hoping for some bean curd snacks and whatever else I could grab.Produce department was full of mostly "misses" and if I were to come back here I wouldn't even bother looking. Overall store was very clean and quite nicely organized with a great selection. The best part for me is the snacks. They actually had "bean curd snacks" right on the aisle label and I was not disappointed!! They basically had everything I can find at 99 Ranch plus a bunch of products I've never seen before. It was one of those moments I had to sit on my hands and remind myself it's not okay to buy one of everything at the same time.Just walking around the store to check their stock out I found they have a really nice selection of things across the board and it's a great Asian market to pick things up. This is super far north for me, but I can definitely see myself coming back here!

Is got just about everything I need and more in a Chinese supermarket. Things are reasonably fresh, the store isn't overcrowded. Plenty of parking space. You can take your time to browse. Location is pretty good cuz you got an American supermarket near by to get those products. And I've been to Chinese supermarkets in NYC and in the Bay Area CA. I prefer this supermarket. This place can be confusing for non-Chinese shoppers, but the product names and signs are as informative it can be since is difficult to translate foreign products. Also, never expect Asian grocery shop staffs to be nice. They tend to be overworked and at lower wages. Is just how it is.

Unlike other markets, their service is not kid-friendly. Our kids run around in other markets a little bit as well and they never had issues. In this specific Asian family market, our kids are never allowed to visit.Because of this reason, I don't think we will ever come back again.

Great variety of items for affordable prices. It's rare that I'm not able to find something that I'm looking for, they have almost everything you could need. That being said, the layout of the store is a little confusing and it can be hard to find certain things. It's also often super busy and can be overwhelming.

I've been to the AFM in Bellevue many times, but this is my first time at this Seattle location. This location is also part of a mini mall with a couple of eateries out front. Even though the AFM in Bellevue had a significant remodel in recent years that greatly expanded the square footage, this one still looks bigger. The produce is better organized; I particularly like the center aisle that offers additional separation (for COVID) and additional display space for different varieties. I bought fuyu persimmons (which are in season) and baby bok choy, the latter was very good quality. This store is also roomy enough to have more bin/bait/end-cap items filled with on-sale snacks, ramen, drinks, and more. Honestly, all the things I don't need, but I enjoy checking out the temptations. LOL!Prices wise, AFM is typically more expensive than 99 Ranch, but likely cheaper than Uwajimaya. The inventory is of course different, so it depends on what you're shopping for too. I went on a Sunday, and the place was still felt reasonably roomy despite the typical extra patrons on the weekend.

I always go to AFM and get hot pot food! They have almost everything you need and the price is reasonable! Okay beside a spam I got for $10, I felt like I got scammed from that! This market has way more Chinese groceries compared with the one in Bellevue, the other one mostly sell Korean and Japanese.

This is a nice Asian supermarket that my family has been going to regularly over the years. The facility is clean, and we always could find a wide range of groceries and food here.The staff is friendly and the checking out process has always been efficient.Parking is easy as there is a parking lot.It's good to visit here as there are a few restaurants in the same plaza, so we often eat lunch first and then shop at the supermarket.

Beware in buying meat at this location. The pork was labeled as packaged as today but it smelled like ammonia when I unpacked it at home. I brought the meat back to the store for a refund and only to be refused. Don't waste your money in buying your meat here, go to local supermarket.